Watch High Tension On DTC Bus As Woman Threatens To Get Conductor Fired, Video Goes Viral
A viral video from a Delhi Transport Corporation (DTC) bus is making waves online, attracting thousands of views and comments. The video captures a heated argument between a bus conductor and a woman in Rohini Sector 18, and it’s not the first time such a scene has unfolded on a DTC bus. These dramatic encounters have frequently gone viral, sparking discussions across social media.
In the clip, the conductor is seen recording the incident on his phone, asking passengers to vouch for his innocence. "Brother, did I say anything wrong?" he asks, moving from one passenger to another, gathering support. Many passengers, especially the female ones, loudly confirm that the conductor did nothing wrong.
However, when the conductor approaches the woman involved, she becomes more irate, accusing him of skipping bus stops and ignoring passengers. The conductor turns back to the bus and asks, “Has this ever happened before?” Once again, the passengers side with him, affirming that the conductor was in the right. The 76-second video ends with the woman’s threats of getting the conductor fired, but with the passengers backing him, the situation remains firmly in the conductor's favor.
In the clip, the conductor is seen recording the incident on his phone, asking passengers to vouch for his innocence. "Brother, did I say anything wrong?" he asks, moving from one passenger to another, gathering support. Many passengers, especially the female ones, loudly confirm that the conductor did nothing wrong.
However, when the conductor approaches the woman involved, she becomes more irate, accusing him of skipping bus stops and ignoring passengers. The conductor turns back to the bus and asks, “Has this ever happened before?” Once again, the passengers side with him, affirming that the conductor was in the right. The 76-second video ends with the woman’s threats of getting the conductor fired, but with the passengers backing him, the situation remains firmly in the conductor's favor.
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